Distributed, offline-first bug tracker embedded in git, with bridges

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git-bug is a bug tracker that:

* is fully embedded in git: you only need your git repository to have
a bug tracker
* is distributed: use your normal git remote to collaborate, push and
pull your bugs!
* works offline: in a plane or under the sea? Keep reading and
writing bugs!
* prevents vendor lock-in: your usual service is down or went bad?
You already have a full backup.
* is fast: listing bugs or opening them is a matter of milliseconds
* doesn't pollute your project: no files are added in your project
* integrates with your tooling: use the UI you like (CLI, terminal,
web) or integrate with your existing tools through the CLI or the
GraphQL API
* bridges to other bug trackers: use bridges to import and export to
other trackers.

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_service 0000000737 737 Bytes
_servicedata 0000000240 240 Bytes
git-bug-0.8.0.tar.gz 0002557779 2.44 MB
git-bug.changes 0000015060 14.7 KB
git-bug.spec 0000003566 3.48 KB
vendor.tar.gz 0006012201 5.73 MB
Latest Revision
Dominique Leuenberger's avatar Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse) accepted request 1036978 from Matej Cepl's avatar Matej Cepl (mcepl) (revision 3)
- Update to 0.8.0:
  - More than 800 commits and a long long time after, git-bug
    v0.8.0 is now available.
  - Once again, this release represent a push towards making
    git-bug generally useful and correct. The two main
    improvements are a new Entity framework and write-capable
    WebUI.
  - Breaking changes(openSUSE package is much closer to this
    release)
    - changes in the data model makes it a requirement to use the
      migration tool to to update any previous repo.
    - remove the legacy identities that were directly embedded in
      bugs
  - Core
    - introduce a reusable entity package capable of handling
      all the complex operations of an Entity (bug, board,
      config ...): operations, DAG manipulation, conflict merge,
      signature, integrity ... to greatly simplify writing and
      maintaining an entity. Documentation 1, Documentation 2
    - introduce CombinedId, a new kind of identifier for an
      item within an Entity (for example a comment in a bug),
      that hold two partial identifiers interleaved for fast
      addressing. Documentation
    - introduce the concept of resolvers, so that entities can
      link to another
    - use go-git to manipulate the git repository, instead of
      executing the local git binary
    - add support for signing the git commit with the author's
      signature, and verifying
    - add support for git config includes by @mindriot101
    - rework of the Repository layer for modularity, simplicity
      and testing, allowing more easily to plug an alternative
      storage
    - support for full text search in bug comments
    - support application namespace in the repository so that
      other app can use the entity package as a framework by
      @smoyer64
  - Commands
    - auto-completion of bug identifier, bridge names,
      credentials, labels, remote, identity and flags tada by
      @krobelus
    - complete refactoring to avoid global variables and be more
      conductive to testing
    - new command comment edit to edit a bug's comment
    - new command rm to remove a bug by @vincetiu8
    - ls and show learned different output format with
      --format=<format>, with format being one of default, plain,
      json, compact and org-mode by @vincetiu8 and @karlicoss
    - allow user create without interactive prompt by
      @cvhariharan
  - Query language
    - support filtering on bugs having no labels
    - support filtering on metadata by @vmiklos
  - Bug
    - complete rework using the new entity framework
  - Cache
    - introduce a LRU to have a limit of entities loaded in
      memory and effectively cap the memory usage of long running
      processes by @vincetiu8
    - proper locking for concurrent access by @vincetiu8
  - Bridges
    - core: support for remote bug tracker rate limiting by
      @rng-dynamics
    - core: support to indicate that the configuration wizard is
      executed non-interactively and should have all the required
      parameters set by @GlancingMind
    - Github: revamped client and iterator with proper rate
      limiting handling by @rng-dynamics
    - Github: revamped credentials creation following Github
      removing the previous API by @rng-dynamics
    - Github: support new token format by @ellsclytn
    - Github: extended tests by @rng-dynamics
    - Github: fix push then pull creating duplicates by
      @rng-dynamics
    - Gitlab: revamped client to use the much better event API to
      replace the note API that was hard to use and caused a lot
      of problems and headaches by @5nord
    - Gitlab: fix access token settings by @remram44
    - Gitlab: cleanup titles on import by @vincetiu8
    - Gitlab: support new token format by @gaelj
    - Jira: fix incorrect client creation reusing the same
      credential
  - API
    - new HTTP handler to access files stored in git
    - new HTTP handler to upload a file to git
  - GraphQL
    - strong typing for identifiers
    - prepare for external authentication
    - introduce addCommentAndClose and addCommentAndReopen
      mutations, to comment and change a bug state in a single
      atomic operation by @GlancingMind
    - introduce editComment mutation to edit comments
  - TermUI
    - fix a crash when trying to open a bug when there are none
      by @vojta001
    - properly trim spaces in titles by @wavexx
    - make the help visually easier to parse
    - denser bug list view by @wavexx
    - fixed readability on bright terminal by @zdenek-crha
  - WebUI
    - now report GraphQL errors in the console when --log-errors
      is used
    - large refactoring to bring good practice and simplify
      future work by @sandhose
    - add support for read-only mode by @lukegb and
      @claudioantonio
    - support for creating bugs by @claudioantonio
    - support for closing and reopening bugs by @claudioantonio
    - allow to specify the host address when launching with
      --host=<host> for easier hosting, in particular in
      container by @GlancingMind
    - allow specifying the initial query with --query by @vmiklos
    - dark mode by @GlancingMind
    - show count of comment on each bug in the list by
      @GlancingMind
    - improved navigation by @GlancingMind
    - comment edition and show edit history by @GlancingMind
    - bug list filtering by @GlancingMind
    - add user profile by @GlancingMind
    - show placeholder for empty comment preview by @GlancingMind
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